According to the group's Instagram feed, there will be sit-ins at congressional offices. These are coordinated with ACLU People Power, United We Dream, Hollaback!, National Lawyers Guild, and The Gathering for Justice, says Refinery 29. The purpose of such actions is to, "Rise up, together, against attacks on our health care, our identities, and our religious freedoms. We ... collectively fight for dignity, justice and freedom," notes today's Women's March Instagram post.

People are encouraged to sign the Pledge of Liberation to support the sit-ins and the Women's March agenda as a whole.

Part of the pledge states, "The attacks on queer and trans people, on disabled people, on Black, brown and Indigenous people, on immigrants, on poor people, on Muslim and Jewish people, the attacks on health care and the environment, the rendering of violence against women as a pre-existing condition — these are all one assault on our fundamental rights to live with dignity, autonomy and liberty."